In university yesterday lunchtime
Bombus pratorum, Episyrphus balteatus and Eristalis tenax all @ Crocus
Not staggering occurrences but signs of spring. P.S. Where's it gone today?
Bombus pratorum, Episyrphus balteatus and Eristalis tenax all @ Crocus
Not staggering occurrences but signs of spring. P.S. Where's it gone today?
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I was above Glyn-neath in the sunshine all Monday and it was like winter up there - the only active invertebrate I saw was a small ladybird (poss 11-spot, but I was too cold to look any closer!).
I was sent a photograph of Adders at Oxwich basking on Monday, so not just inverts stirring.
To show support for 'scope for hope' and an early spring I can add the following to yesterday's action:-
Nick Edwards had an active Honey Bee colony around the base of a tree above Tonna
Charles Hipkin had a Red Admiral in the garden on crocus
I had a Peacock at Cwm Clydach heading south (Spain?)
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